Wheelchair access only from Sheepfoote Hill.
Yarm Serenity closes the weekend with an open AA meeting on Sunday evenings, 7.30pm at The Meadowings Community Centre on The Meadowings in Yarm, lasting an hour. Anyone may attend an open meeting, including partners, family, friends and professionals, alongside anyone who has a desire to stop drinking. One practical point from the group itself: wheelchair access is only from Sheepfoote Hill, so wheelchair users should head for that side of the building rather than the main entrance. The meeting is free, and there is nothing to book or arrange; you can decide to come on the evening itself. A Sunday night meeting is well placed for steadying yourself before the working week begins.
Can I bring someone with me for support?
Yes. Yarm Serenity is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals are welcome as well as anyone with a desire to stop drinking.
How do wheelchair users get in?
The venue is wheelchair accessible, but access is only from Sheepfoote Hill, so approach the building from that side.
Do I need to book or pay?
No. Like every AA meeting it is free and there is no booking; just arrive at The Meadowings Community Centre for 7.30pm on Sunday.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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